Import Green Beans — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Singapore

This listing offers green coffee beans of the Arabica Gayo variety, processed using the natural dry method and sourced from Singapore‑registered channels. The beans exhibit a distinctive flavour profile that combines sour, sweet, mild winey‑chocolate notes with herbal and fruity undertones, and they present a medium acidity and a body ranging from medium to high. The supplier notes that the beans are selected for consistency in size and aroma, catering to roasters seeking complex cup characteristics.

Green beans processed naturally generally retain around 12 % moisture, a level that preserves the fruit‑derived flavours while remaining suitable for roasting. They are commonly sorted to a screen size of 16‑18, which provides a balance between uniform roasting and overall yield. Industry standards aim for a defect rate below 5 % broken beans, ensuring a high proportion of whole beans for quality blends.

These beans are suitable for both small‑batch specialty roasters and larger commercial operations that require a nuanced flavour profile. The supplier packs the product in typical 60 kg jute bags and can arrange shipment under FOB or CIF terms, though exact logistics should be confirmed. Prospective buyers are advised to verify the variety certification, moisture content and any required phytosanitary documentation before placing an order. Confirming the lot’s origin and processing details helps maintain consistency across your coffee offerings.

CV Bumi Indonesia Subur operates from Rukan Greatwall C12, Greenlake City Boulevard, Tangerang 11750, Indonesia, although the product origin is listed as Singapore. The supplier is assigned a harbour‑level trust tier, reflecting a baseline verification of its business registration.

The company specialises in supplying Arabica Gayo beans processed by the natural dry method, targeting roasters that value distinctive flavour notes. No specific certifications or production volumes are mentioned, so interested buyers should inquire about recent harvest reports and any applicable quality certificates.